Life & Style

Novelist Charles Dickens will be feted around the world next year in literature, film, theatre, music and art.

The world of male grooming is a treacherous and confusing space - here are the cardinal rules.

The book is a compilation of interviews and accounts given by 60 musicians.

Networks must also submit monthly reports on implementation of the ban.

People stream into Karachi to party for a third year running.

Many brands step on toes to catch consumer attention — wow or whoops?

From consultations to advice on how to look good, the ‘Bride and Groom Services Lounge’ package offers it all.

Lahore’s latest workout trend focuses on ‘core, balance and stability’.

Do you know what ingredients go into your concealer or hand cream?

A tribute was paid to Sabiha Khanum for her contribution to Pakistani cinema.

The animal was seen balancing on a surfboard as it caught a wave to the beach earlier this week.

Dr Sarah Ansari debunks a few myths of pre-Partition Sindh.

Former ‘One Tree Hill’ actor pens a pre-apocalyptic tale of dark heroism.

The marriage fell apart after Kutcher’s reported infidelity with a woman less than half Moore’s age was confirmed.

Zulfiqar Ali Zulfi held his latest exhibition of landscapes and cityscapes.

The FEW Collective discuss their style and mission.

Gul selected for venture Bags for BLISS which educates, promotes girls hailing from lower economic strata.

Whether the adult star will be a long-term participant or a guest is still not sure.

British comedian will return as host of the Golden Globe awards that will air on January 15 on NBC.

He’s a Georgetown University graduate who cooks, rides motorcycles and speaks fluent French.

Take a glimpse at the glamorous lives of the Twilight stars and how the film franchise has changed them.

Stage Monks presents a cover of Journey’s track ‘Don’t Stop Believin’.

Chef Amina Imtiaz makes the world’s most widely craved food the basic ingredient of Coco creations.

Six artists address the country’s ‘Identity Crisis’ at portrait exhibit.

With a journey titled A Different Agenda, Moin Khan intends to travel from California to Lahore on a bike.

‘Sangeet Akath’ was held at Lahore’s Hazoori Bagh.

The exhibition takes visitors, in sequence, through the vast cultural heritage of the Islamic world.

Multan-based photographer Ali Ameer hopes to promote Saraiki culture.

Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and her husband Abhishek become proud parents for the first time.

Anokhi Baat Bhi Mumkin is an impressive translation of the German playwright’s masterpiece The Exception and the Rule

Lollywood’s Golden Girl to wed US-based Dr Tariq Shahab.

Ustad Ghulam Ali Khan is singing for an Indian film.

Mekaal Hasan Band’s bassist Amir Azhar on the need for education and awareness to save the dying tradition.

“Such a loser you are for attending classes of the easiest subjects” says my friend.

Pakistan had the third highest SMS traffic in the world in 2010.

US embassy brings the FEW Collective, a hip-hop troupe from Chicago, to Islamabad.

One comical shot shows a squirrel apparently ‘singing’ into a microphone while another shoots a game of pool.

Sohail Mohammad says that he can’t make ends meet any longer with the skill.

The former talk show host took home an award for her philanthropic work.

As the competition gets tougher, Bollywood film-makers are vying for larger screen space.

The traditional headdress, which is a representative of Pakistani culture, is seldom seen these days.

A show featuring a performance by Overload at Kuch Khaas Saturday night sold 450 tickets.

Performances by Komal Rizvi, The Sketches and Ali Haider gave life to the 17th PTV Karachi Centre Awards ceremony.

The song is an adaptation of the famed Indian song, "Yamla Pagla Deewana," that starred Dharmendra Singh Deol.

You can nominate your own blog to win an award in one of the categories.

This week it’s the women who make their mark.

New album and world tour brings back the original lineup after almost three decades.

The British writer gets reincarnated in the words of contemporary writers.

Will sushi soon become a staple in our diets?

Negotiating between faith and science .